Florida, Georgia, Alabama, Carolinas, March 1941
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Transcription
The corollas were the long-narrow outfired type - and in shade white and almost red in sun; on the sprouts, the prevailing color over the masses being pinkish. Where cut and burned regularly along the road, the stooling clumps were at a decided advantage, and here only 1 1/2 to 2 ft. high, or higher.